One of the members of Take That looks like a skull.
One of the members of Take That looks like a skull.
I don't know what his name is (I think it's Jason Orange, but he doesn't look like a skull in any of the pictures I found on Google. Maybe he only looks like that when he sings) but he's on TV right now, singing Patience on The X-Factor. Gary Barlow is totally carrying them. And they're wearing the same clothes they wore the first time they were famous: pin-striped velvet suits; shirts with ruffles on the front and big cuffs.
Actually the mebers of All Saints wear exactly the same clothes they used to wear the first time they were famous, too. They wear the same make-up as they did five years ago (or however long it was), as well - and the little dances that they do with their songs are the same too. It's weird, baffling and a bit creepy. It takes me aback every time I see them: the red eye-shadow, the straightened hair, the tracksuit bottoms worn with platform boots... so 2000.
I don't know what his name is (I think it's Jason Orange, but he doesn't look like a skull in any of the pictures I found on Google. Maybe he only looks like that when he sings) but he's on TV right now, singing Patience on The X-Factor. Gary Barlow is totally carrying them. And they're wearing the same clothes they wore the first time they were famous: pin-striped velvet suits; shirts with ruffles on the front and big cuffs.
Actually the mebers of All Saints wear exactly the same clothes they used to wear the first time they were famous, too. They wear the same make-up as they did five years ago (or however long it was), as well - and the little dances that they do with their songs are the same too. It's weird, baffling and a bit creepy. It takes me aback every time I see them: the red eye-shadow, the straightened hair, the tracksuit bottoms worn with platform boots... so 2000.